War Draft

MAKE SURE YOU READ EVERY INCH OF THIS DOCUMENT, IGNORANCE DURING WAR COULD RESULT IN A BAN FROM THAT WAR OR EVEN WORSE, A PERMINANT EXILE FROM YOUR VILLAGE! THINK ABOUT IT AND UNDERSTAND!!! ~ Or not



War RP Guidelines

Original Idea by Quater

Revision by Menchimonster



Sections-

Article I – War Layout/ Format

Article II – Wartime Buildings

Article III – Wartime Positions

Article IV – Battling/ Fight Creation

Article V – Battling/ Fight Process

Article VI – Battling/ Fight Overview

Article VII – Execution/ Offensive

Article VIII – Execution/ Defensive

Article IX – Execution/ Medical

Article X – Execution/ Strategic

Article XI – Execution/ Retreat

Article XII – Post-War/ Territory Share

Article XIII – Post-War/ Liberation





Article I - War Layout/ Format-

There will be several Forums opened up on Way of the Ninja (ie. Titled “War – Sand/ Mist vs. Shadow) directly corresponding to the number of Villages participating (ie. 3 Villages – 3 Forums), as to avoid clutter in the actual Village. Each Forum will contain several Sub-Forums that are as follows:

East Gate- This is the gate area at the east end of the Village. Control over this outpost will allow entry into the “Central Area”.

West Gate- This is the gate area at the west of the Village. Control over this outpost will also allow entry into the “Central Area”.

Central Area- This area is located around the “Kage’s Castle” and provides entry to the “Kage’s Castle". Only after you have conquered one of the two gates can access to this area be unlocked.

Civilian Bunker- This is an unimportant area simply for non-fighters to hide during the battle. Only your village members can see it.

Kage’s Castle/ HQ- This is the prime area of a village and the place where all strategies take place. Control over this place ends the ability of this Village to fight. This section is unlocked once the opponent has conquered the Central Square. Otherwise it is hidden to enemies.



Article II – Wartime Buildings-

During the course of the war there will be various buildings that perform different functions. To control a building you must have a shinobi present there to fight if the forces try to reclaim it. (Only one 1 on 1 battle may take place in a building. Whoever achieves victory in that battle’s side has control over it.) If a side captures a building, he may lend it over to another Village but that Village must have a Shinobi to keep it in their control. Here are the various buildings that exist in war time. (Buildings are stickys.):

Offensive Camp- There is one of these per Gate. (2 total) The side who is invading must have this building captured to send units to the opposing Village. If the building is not captured, units cannot move farther than the Gates. (ie. Not the Central Area or the Kage’s Castle.)

Hospital- The hospital is the medical building located in the Central Area. If the enemy has control over this building, no reviving can be done. (You must have YOUR hospital to revive.) Even if someone dies fighting against the enemy Village, they cannot come back the next day. (Medics can still heal though.)



Article III - Wartime Positions-

Generals - These are the commanders during wartime. Though they can fight, they are not expected to fight often and only in times of severe need. These usually command the other ninja where to go and what to do.

Medics - Medical ninja have to be approved by the Kage. Notice, the Special Rank "Medical Nin" doesn't make you automatically a medic, as confusing as that sounds. However, once medics have been established in each village they will be posted in an area that all may be able to find so that each village knows a medic from a non medic. Medics can fight one on one but their best strength is appearing in a fight and giving a heal up to a ninja in need. Only one medic can appear in a fight and can only help one time. Still, they can be quite useful.

Shinobi - Most fall into this class. They don't have the prestige and strategy of the Generals and they aren't responsible for other ninja. They just fight and fend off opposing forces.


Battling-

It is definitely suggested you learn to fight before you join a War Effort but even veteran fighters need to know the ways you create threads and such in a proper War. Ironic eh? Also, YOU CAN ONLY BE IN ONE LOCATION AT A TIME AND FIGHT ONE BATTLE AT A TIME!!! That seems obvious, but you'd be surprised the moves people try. Also, only battle system 3.0 will be accepted in the War. Not that you'd want to use any other.

If you win a Battle you may continue and fight somewhere else. Your health is completely restored.
If you run away from a Battle, you are barred from fighting for a 24 Hour period and may suffer harder punishment from your Kage. It also is counted as a win for the other village.
If you die in battle you cannot come back to fight again until a 24 hour period has passed starting from the moment you post in your Village Hospital you died. If your village hospital has been captured or is in midfight, you cannot be revived and thus are considered dead for the rest of the war.


Article IV – Fight Creation-

As you know, to battle you must do so in a thread. I’ll split this up into several sections.

Offensive

At the Gates: When you are in an enemy Village at one of their two Gates, it is your job to create the battle threads. This will be responded to by a defender in that area. Except for the Offensive Camp. This thread will already be opened and acceptable for fighting in if someone else isn't already fighting there.

In the Central Area: When you are in the Central Area, again, you as the attacker create the battle threads. Again this will be responded to by a defender. At hostile buildings, if no one is fighting the person there, you may challenge them. (Keep in mind if you win it is your duty to protect it unless you pass the duty to someone else. If you do so, make sure you first finished any fights and post it in the building).

At the Kage’s Castle: When you are in the Kage’s Castle, you try to get into as many fights as possible by answering in threads created by defenders.

Defensive

At the Gates: When you are protecting your Village Gate, you respond to threads that fighters create to halt their movement. If you beat them, you may enter another thread unless there is an open one.

In the Central Area: When you are pushed back to the central area, again you must post in threads created by fighters. You may also fight in a building to recapture it. (If you are watching over the building, you must answer to only battles in there.)

At the Kage’s Castle: When you are pushed back all the way to the Kage’s Castle, you must make threads in advance so you can ward off people that try to come in. Posting your threads up in a timely manner is imperative, as if you cannot reclaim the Central Square fast enough you could lose the war.



Article V – Fight Process-

When a fight starts, it is your training and stats from there however if you are fighting in an enemy Village and there are more defenders than fighters currently there, you might have to fight 2 at a time. In every battle except for that of buildings and fights in the Kage’s Castle, the limit of people participating is 3. This is 1 fighter and 1 or 2 defenders. IT CANNOT BE 2 FIGHTERS AND 1 DEFENDER. When there indeed are 2 defenders facing you the order of the battle turns from (Fighter > Defender >Fighter > Defender) to (Fighter > Defender #1 > Defender #2 > Fighter) and so forth. (It really depends if the Shinobi enters after the Fighter moves or the Defender moves.) When going against two opponents you must specify which attack you are sending at whom. However, your evades count for both of their attacks.


Article VI – Fight Overview-

When you guys fight, feel free to do so whenever, however if you feel that a move that they made was unfair or an example of God-Modding, contact your Kage. We will have a fair amount of people observing the fights, breaking in when a move seems unlikely but we don’t want to hear the same person constantly complaining. Also, if this does indeed happen, PM the Examiners, do not openly post in the fight saying “Hey, that’s not fair!” or something along those lines.

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